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It's happening :cool: http://www.engadget.com/2016/01/03/lenovo-thinkpad-x1-at-ces-2016/

Why not? Its a Series 9 TV, they all have quantum dot. http://www.samsung.com/de/news/product-/samsung-ue40s9-luxus-tv-in-der-40-zoll-klasse

In Germany (and maybe elsewhere) Samsung just release a curved 40" Series 9 TV (40S9) for RRP 1499€. I could see the price dropping to about 1k within 6 months. TV has 4:4:4 4k 60hz and even 10bit. Quantum Dot, HDCP 2.2. Only issue could be HDMI 2.0 which doesnt work with 4k 60hz 10bit i...

Hello everyone, There is a currently a 19% off all Samsung TVs in Germany at the moment, so i am trying to find out if most people are happy with the TVs as monitor replacements? Also the model numbers are totally different, does anyone know what these models correspond to: UHD JU6770...

Their neck-muscles are trained for it :D

It's basic ergonomics that the top of the screen should be at eye-level.

Yes

Hey, So while looking for some info on the PWM-free Crossover 44K, i came across this promotional info: http://itempage3.auction.co.kr/DetailView.aspx?ItemNo=B236504200&keyword=Crossover%2044K&scoredtype=0 It says this model can do 1080p@144Hz and 1440p@ 120Hz! This could be a near-perfect...

Hahahaha you are hilarious! So suddenly one of your main arguments becomes invalid, yet only the Philips should be held to that standard eventhough both screens are used as PC monitors :rolleyes: At the end of the day the Philips is cheaper (in germany where i live its 700€ vs 1000&#8364...

Indeed :) Am I going to take the opinion of multiple professionals over a few random people who literally just received their screen? Hmm thats a tough one.... And thats on top of the hundreds of testimonials on here and sites like OCUK. The only "questionable" aspect is the occasional...

Those are the clear cut metrics we can compare these screens with. Of course there will be returns, just like the samsung will get returns, perhaps due to the 120 PWM or 44ms Lag. The color distortion issue is a problem, but it is widespread with current VA Panels, so maybe we should wait and...

Whats wrong with the panel? Its been reviewed very favourably by multiple big sites (TFTCentral, PRAD). The Samsung has exactly 0 Reviews + the aforementioned negatives.

The Philips info is all in the TFTCentral review. Samsung info is in the "Samesung" thread in this forum.

The only advantage is the curve. Samsung Disadvantages: PWM is half of the philips (120hz vs 240hz) Lag in PC mode is double (44ms vs ~20ms) Contrast is lower (1:3000 vs 1:5000) 4k/60hz only with HDMI 2.0 (Rare) Full Glossy Screen (Semigloss is preferable)

So 44 ms lag is not noticable moving a mouse?

Did you activate Pixel Orbiting?

Hey can someone turn the backlight down to 1 and see if there is any eyestrain surfing the web? 120 Hz is extremely low for desktop use. Can someone confirm Text looks that horrible in GAME mode?

Could someone reduce the backlight to 1 and see if there is any eyestrain surfing the web? thanks

The Frequency of PWM is an important factor for possible eyestarin. If its 1000+ Hz I see no issue with PWM. Im guessing only pros can test this though.

If you mean using 2 hdmi from the same computer and displaying the screen with PbP and extended mode, then yes it will work...somewhat. There are a couple issues: 1) there will be screen tearing down the middle when you scroll webpages for example. 2) Maximizing windows and especially...

The vesa mount is right in the middle and the specs of the screen are online.... come on people its not that difficult

Everything sounds like a deal breaker to you, you have been literally whining for the last 10 pages. Do us all a favor and DONT buy this monitor. :rolleyes:

The huffing and puffing in this thread is hilarious :rolleyes:

Some good info here: https://communities.intel.com/thread/51410 Basically all ULV processors ,like 4300U, that use HD4400 cannot do 4k@60hz over sst. I'm not sure about HD5000 though.

Most surface pro 3s have a haswell ULV with HD4400 which CANNOT display 4k@60hz over SST. This is due to their low pixelclock.

There is stock popping up all over europe now :cool:

Hey, I am using a laptop and would like to improve my sound. Additionally i would like to feed an optical signal from my ps4 into this soundcard. What options do I have? Thanks

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Hey Martha, Does the arm still seem stable when extended fully? And can you pivot the screen? Thanks

Announcing it with HDMI 2.0 and then not delivering (until a later model) is BS, + alot more expensive than the Philips? what a letdown

"Seiki says it will let them hit a price point of around $1,000 for the 40-incher, which will launch within a few months." http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/seiki-pro-40-inch-32-inch-4k-monitors-are-at-large/#/5

Best desk mount for big screens is this: http://www.amazon.com/MX-Desk-Mount-LCD-Arm/dp/B001IWOBGI/ref=cm_cd_ql_qh_dp_t Pricey, but worth it IMO

Hey can someone test how the monitor works using 2 inputs like DVI/HDMI + HDMI in tiled mode using Picture-by Picture? Is 4k @ 60 hz possible? Thanks

Only the glass ones are, the foil is pretty matt

Has anyone ever stuck a custom sized neutral density filter on a screen? That would reduce brightness by a ton while not distorting the colors and allowing the backlight to be at 100%

@flossy_cake How about you at least read the review before "dropping knowledge".

thats not how it works, frequency is static @ 240

That was in reply to your v-synced motion statement.

This isnt a gaming monitor. Some people may use it as such, but this screen is for work and productivity. This is the first size you dont need to scale @ 4k, thats why it is more popular than the BENQ.

Not everyone is so sensitiv. So far i havent read a single person here or at OCUK complain about the PWM or headaches, and we all know what a nitpicky bunch we are. Has there even been another >32" 16:9 4k screen announced? Something i can buy off amazon and no dodgy korea import